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Dark continents: psychoanalysis and colonialism. By Ranjana Khanna. Durham NC: Duke University Press, 2003. 310pp
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The four chambers of the heart of peace: four key tasks for peacebuilders working to heal a hurting world
Get PDFThis is the continuation of an article that presents a generic four-quadrant ground map for working with conflict
The Embodied Self, movement and psychoanalysis. By Katya Bloom, foreword by Anne Alvarez. London: Karnac, 2006; 226pp
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The Freud wars: an introduction to the philosophy of psychoanalysis. By Lavinia Gomez. Hove, East Sussex: Routledge, 2005, pb ix + 210pp
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Personality disorder: temperament or trauma? An account of an emancipatory research study carried out by service users diagnosed with personality disorder. By Heather Castillo. London and Philadelphia: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2004. 176 pp.
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Interviews with Neil Altman and Nancy Hollander
Get PDFAn online interview with Neil Altman and Nancy Hollander, discussing the papers by each of them which were offered to begin online discussion on the theme ‘Thinking critically in the midst of the maelstrom: can psychoanalysis help us stay sane in an insane world?
Unconscious forces shaping international conflicts: archetypal defenses of the group spirit from revolutionary america to confrontation in the middle east
Get PDFThis paper explores a primitive psychological structure of the collective psyche that is activated by acute and chronic threat to the basic security and spirit of the group. It is argued that archetypal defenses of the group spirit are universal and can be observed in ethnic groups, racial groups, gender groups, religious groups, national groups and professional groups. Several examples are explored to demonstrate how archetypal defenses of the group spirit express themselves in conflicts between groups. In the cultural and political life of groups, flags, operas, movies, speeches and the concrete development of weapon systems all exemplify the archetypal defenses of the group spirit
Beyond help: a consumers' guide to psychology. By Susan Hansen, Alec McHoul and Mark Rapley. Ross on Wye: PCCS Books, 2003. 251pp.
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